A Share in Death Quotes

“suspected more than a hint of narcissism in those who chose physical mirror images of themselves as mates.”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death

“Losing”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death

“It’s the little lies, the accumulation of self-deception.”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death

“Kincaid refrained from saying that few children seemed to appreciate being given advantages their parents lacked—they saw such benefits as their due.”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death

“He was carried along as easily as a shell in a wave.”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death

“Attractive, too, in a sleek, bony way, if one cares for women who look intelligent.”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death

“Kincaid wondered what universal formula required that a person should sit down to receive bad news. Was it merely a precaution against fainting or falling, or had it become a kind of foreshadowing, effective in easing the shock?”
― Deborah Crombie, A Share in Death